Arctic Crossing: Traverse Svalbard's Untamed Terrain

Overview

Crossing Svalbard in the far north of our amazing planet is home to polar bears, frozen landscape and is one of the most unique adventure destinations on the planet.

You have completed our Nordic ski and Polar travel course in Norway. Now it’s time to put those skills to practice and ski across Svalbard. You will ski across a frozen ocean and navigate your way through mountain passes and experience one of the most unique landscapes on the planet.

Crossing Svalbard is achieved on ski’s. We will be crossing Svalbard pulling all our equipment in bulks, setting in camps on the wild glaciers that cover the whole Island. To get the most out of our Svalbard crossing trip, we recommend physical training 4/5 times a week and some previous Nordic skiing is necessary and important.

We have a great team of highly qualified staff, ex-military and special forces to lead the way. From Oslo in Norway you can fly into Longyearbyen and over night in a local guesthouse. This will give the team a few nights to sort through gear, food and pulks prepared for the 8 day crossing of Svalbard.

We will also do a training day on the ice near Longyearbyen. Once the team is ready we will move by snowmobile to the start of the skiing route. We will cover specific Polar training skills, Polar navigation, defense against Polar bears, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines. The cost of this training start from $5,500

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Itinerary

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Fly from Oslo to Longyearbyen

You should be looking to arrive in Longyearbyen in Svalbard today. There are flights direct from Oslo Gardermoen to Longyearbyen. We can help you pick the right flights into Svalbard. On arrival you will be picked up from the airport and stay at a guesthouse for two nights. Today is a training day, you can get your ski’s out and warm up the legs for the long crossing of Svalbard. You will also have the chance to go through all your gear, separate group equipment and get your sled/ pulk ready for the following days start on the ski.

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Pre Expedition Training Day

Re-pack and prepare equipment ready for the drop off on the east coast. Overnight in guesthouse.

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Repack and prepare Gear

Re-pack and prepare equipment ready for the drop off on the east coast. Overnight in guesthouse.

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Ski Expedition

Travel to the east coast by snowmobile, to start skiing back towards Longyearbyen in the west.

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Ski Expedition

We will be skiing across Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Ski Expedition

We will be crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Ski Expedition

We will be Crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Ski Expedition

We will be Crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Day

Ski Expedition

We will be Crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Ski Expedition

We will be Crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Ski Expedition

We will be Crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Ski Expedition

We will be Crossing Svalbard. We will help you develop specific winter skills for polar and cold weather travel. We will cover a wide range of techniques used in winter snow travel, helping you become more self sufficient in Polar navigation, polar bear safety, sea ice travel, camp craft and camping routines.

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Arrive back in Longyearbyen

We aim to arrive back in Longyearbyen today. We will sort out all the kit, shower, relax and celebrate our success. We will overnight at the guesthouse in Longyearbyen.

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Airport Transfer

Transfer to the Airport for your International flight back to Oslo and beyond.Transfer to the Airport for your International flight back to Oslo and beyond.

Advice

1. Understand the Commitment

Svalbard is remote, exposed and logistically complicated. Once you’re out on the ice, there are no quick ways out. Weather can stop you in your tracks. Temperatures and wind chill can make things serious very quickly.

Go into this knowing what you’re signing up for. This is a self-contained expedition where you need to be resilient and take responsibility seriously.

2. Train Specifically for Hauling a Pulk

This expedition is all about pulling a sled. You’ll be towing a loaded pulk for hours each day across different types of snow.

Your training needs to include progressive leg and posterior chain work, core stability exercises, endurance sessions with weight, and if you can, actually practising pulling a sled or tyre.

Being generally fit isn’t enough here. You need to be conditioned for sustained effort under load in cold conditions.

3. Be Fully Prepared For The Cold-Weather

Working efficiently in extreme cold is a skill you need to develop. Managing your layers, sorting out glove systems, controlling moisture and nailing your camp routines all need to become automatic.

Before you leave, test every single piece of your equipment. If you can, train in cold environments and practice your transitions like stopping, starting and adjusting layers.

In the Arctic, small mistakes or inefficiencies add up fast.

4. Operate as a Cohesive Team

A successful Svalbard crossing depends on everyone working together. Expedition life means shared responsibility, sticking to routines and communicating well.

Strong teams handle camp tasks efficiently, distribute loads fairly and keep morale up when conditions get tough.

How professionally your group works together directly affects both safety and how well things go.

5. Build Mental Endurance

Polar travel is physically hard, but honestly, the mental side is what really defines the experience. The landscape is huge and doesn’t change much. Progress can feel slow. Weather delays are just part of it.

Train yourself to stay steady when you’re uncomfortable, keep your focus during long days, and adapt without getting frustrated.

Mental toughness is what often makes the difference between success and struggle in polar environments.

Training

1. Engage in Endurance Training

Polar travel is steady, controlled and relentless. You’ll be moving for hours each day at a consistent pace, so your aerobic system needs to be efficient and capable of handling that.

We recommend getting out 4 or 5 times a week for 60 to 120 minute sessions, with a focus on uphill movement or sustained resistance.

Hiking, ski touring, incline treadmill work and loaded walking all work well. What you’re aiming for is sustainable output, not short intense bursts.

2. Train Specifically for Sled Hauling

Sled hauling is what this expedition is built around. You’ll be towing a loaded pulk across different snow conditions for days on end.

Your preparation should include tyre or sled dragging if you can manage it, incline treadmill sessions with weight, long uphill hikes carrying a pack, and progressive resistance work that targets your posterior chain.

Your glutes, hamstrings, lower back and core need deliberate attention. Standard gym training isn’t really enough for this.

3. Build Strength for Repeated Effort

Strength on a Svalbard crossing is about durability—being able to do the same thing day after day without your body breaking down.

Focus on loaded step-ups, walking lunges, deadlifts, core stability and anti-rotation work, and conditioning your upper back and shoulders.

Try to fit in two or three focused strength sessions each week as part of your structured training.

4. Condition Yourself for Consecutive Days

This expedition demands consistency, and managing fatigue is crucial.

In the final 8 to 10 weeks before you leave, start doing back-to-back longer sessions. For example, 3 to 5 hours under load one day, followed by 2 to 4 hours of steady endurance the next.

This trains your body to recover properly and prepares you for the sustained effort an expedition requires.

5. Be Ready to Tolerate the Weather

Managing the cold is a skill. If you can, train outdoors in rough conditions. Learn how to regulate your effort without overheating. Test your layering systems and refine your transitions and routines.

Being efficient in the cold has a direct impact on how much energy you conserve and how safe you stay.

Why Us

We approach crossing Svalbard with the same discipline and care we bring to all our major expeditions. This is true Arctic travel—hauling sleds across glaciers in sustained sub-zero temperatures, in a remote environment where weather and conditions dictate how things go. It’s an undertaking that needs proper preparation and respect.

When you travel with us, we handle the route, daily structure and safety so you can focus on moving well and taking in the experience. We keep things steady and controlled from the first step onto the ice to the final day of the crossing.

If you’re considering Svalbard, we’d be proud to guide you through the preparation and deliver a safe, professionally led Arctic expedition.

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FAQ

1. How challenging is the Svalbard crossing?

Crossing Svalbard is a serious Arctic expedition. You’ll be hauling a sled for hours each day across glaciated terrain in consistent sub-zero temperatures. It requires strong physical conditioning, resilience and the ability to work well within a disciplined team. This isn’t a casual trek—it’s a committed polar expedition.

2. Do I need prior polar experience?

Previous polar experience helps, but it’s not essential. What matters most is your fitness level, your commitment to proper preparation and your willingness to follow guidance. We provide detailed training direction, equipment advice and expedition briefings so you arrive fully prepared for Arctic travel.

3. How cold will it be?

Expect sustained sub-zero temperatures, with wind chill making it feel significantly colder. Managing your layers, protecting your extremities and staying efficient in camp are all critical skills. The environment is consistently cold—it’s your preparation and discipline that keep it manageable.

4. What is the primary physical demand?

The main challenge is hauling a loaded pulk across snow and glacier for consecutive days. This requires a well-developed aerobic base, strength through your glutes, hamstrings and lower back, core stability under load, and the ability to recover and do it all again the next day.

Endurance under load is really the foundation of success on this expedition.

5. How is safety managed?

Safety is at the center of every decision we make. Our expeditions are led by experienced leaders with structured protocols and solid communication systems. That said, Svalbard is remote Arctic terrain. Risk can’t be removed entirely – it’s managed through preparation, sound judgment and disciplined team procedures.

6. How long does the crossing take?

Duration depends on the route, snow conditions and weather. Arctic travel requires flexibility, and we build contingency time into our planning. Progress is dictated by conditions, not fixed schedules.

7. What mindset is required?

Polar expeditions demand mental steadiness. You need to be ready for long days of consistent effort, repetitive terrain and weather delays. Patience, composure and a professional attitude within the team are essential.

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My family completed the 5-day Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu with Ian Taylor Trekking, and the experience was nothing short of incredible. Our head guide, Miguel Mayorga, second guide, Lis Magali, and the entire team of porters exceeded every expectation. They were professional, knowledgeable, personable, and genuinely cared about making this an unforgettable experience. Miguel and Lis took exceptional care of my 74-year-old mom, ensuring she could trek safely and efficiently each day. When my sister’s air mattress was punctured one night, Lis immediately offered her own (fortunately, the porters were able to repair it with a patch kit). On our first night at camp, the chef even surprised my brother with a homemade cake for his birthday. These are just a few examples of how this team consistently went above and beyond. Miguel’s deep knowledge of the Inca Empire, combined with his engaging storytelling, made reaching Machu Picchu even more meaningful. He set clear expectations each day, was honest about the challenges ahead, and always encouraged us along the way. Lis was equally thoughtful, regularly checking in to make sure everyone was comfortable with the pace and doing well. The porters were absolutely amazing. Every morning as we set off on the day’s trek, they cheered us on with so much enthusiasm, and they welcomed us at every rest stop with smiles and encouragement. Their positivity, kindness, and incredible hard work were truly inspiring. Thank you to Miguel, Lis, the chef, and the entire porter team for creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience for our family. We will never forget this journey—it simply wouldn’t have been the same without all of you!
  
 
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 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Our family recently completed a 5 day Inca trail trek with Ian Taylor. Along with our extended family, we also had our 2 children (13 and 10 years old) on the trek. It was truly an amazing experience. All lodging and meals were taken care of. The food on the trek was amazing- fresh and nutritious- and we all looked forward to all the meals. The trek itself was challenging but being able to do it together with family was amazing and our absolutely amazing tour guide Miguel Mayorga was encouraging, humorous and so knowledgeable. He and his wonderful assistant Lis Magali took care of us all as if we were all their own family. They made the hard work fun and very rewarding. Along with the incredible staff who travelled with us who took such good care of us, I wouldn’t change anything about this incredible trek. If you’re ready to learn about one of the world’s greatest civilizations, all while challenging yourself physically and mentally in the most beautiful of environments with some of the kindest people I have ever met, I highly recommend this trek!
  
 
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 10 July 2026
 
 
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Best trekking experience!! My family and I (8 in total) did the 5-day Inca Trail. Our head tour guide, Miguel Mayorga, and assistant, Liz, along with the chef, sous chef, and porters were extremely warm and highly professional! It was no easy feat taking care of my mother who is 74 years old and my nephew who was 10 years old!!! They took special care of all our individual needs, ensured our safety, while also anticipating and strategizing how we should group up ahead of time. The food on the trek was amazing!!!! The culinary, seasonal foods, and the snack time once we arrived at camp was a once in a lifetime experience. Arriving to the porters’ warm welcome was always a highlight!!! Thank you!!
  
 
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   John Carver 
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I recently completed my second trek with Ian Taylor Trekking – and also my second time hiking with Ian! This time I did the 5 day Classic Inca Trail. Based on my earlier experience with Ian Taylors team in Tanzania and Mt. Kilimanjaro, followed by an unforgettable safari with them, I knew this would be another amazing experience. From the time you first contact the company (usually Erin or Ian’s wife Laura), you get quick friendly and competent service. If you then follow the preparation training and packing recommendations from Ian, you are pretty much set for success. You show up, follow the support guidance from the superb guides and large support staff, and you have a great time, even when things get challenging. The simply amazing food, trekking accommodations waiting for you each day, and many small things along the way - like a wake up morning hot drink served at your tent, happy hour popcorn and snacks, wash up materials after each days hike, and fun group pictures along the trail (to name just a few things) all add to an environment where you build a supportive and collective team, not only with your fellow trekkers, but with the Ian Taylor team too. It’s so impressive. There are many trekking companies that can take you places. But, I can’t think of any company that can provide such a safe, comfortable and fun experience as this company. And, the company commitment to staff and community are exceptional. You will seldom find companies that give so much back to their employees and communities where they live and work. They truly care. I’ve already booked my next Ian Taylor trek for the El Camino in September 2027 and can’t wait for it to start!
  
 
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   Erin Jones 
 12 June 2026
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. The 5-Day Classic Inca Trail was my third trip with Ian Taylor Trekking. After two seamless adventures with the team (Everest Base Camp and Kilimanjaro), I had signed up for the Inca Trail before the end of my last trek. It's not just the attention to detail before and during the trip—airport transfers, luggage storage and delivery, meals, detailed training plans, and packing lists. It's also the way Ian Taylor Trekking invests in local communities and how well they treat and pay their staff. You can genuinely see the difference in the happiness and professionalism of the team compared to other operators on the trail. The way the staff are treated is reflected in the quality of the experience. From the moment you arrive, you're set up to succeed, with safety always being the priority. The guides are incredibly knowledgeable, the food is outstanding (honestly hard to believe you're on a trek), and the whole experience is genuinely enjoyable. And that's not something I say lightly as a girl who lives at sea level and HATES the cold. If you're thinking about booking with Ian Taylor Trekking, save yourself the research. This was my third trip with the team and I insist you book with them. I can't wait for my next Ian Taylor Trekking adventure.

Overview

Upcoming Trips

Itinerary

Fly from Oslo to Longyearbyen

Pre Expedition Training Day

Repack and prepare Gear

Ski Expedition

Ski Expedition

Ski Expedition

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Ski Expedition

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Ski Expedition

Ski Expedition

Ski Expedition

Arrive back in Longyearbyen

Airport Transfer

Advice

Training

Why Us

FAQ

Reviews

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